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What is the most basic and uncontroversial basis of jurisdiction?
What does 'territory' include?
What does the territorial principle hold for a state?
What limitations can be imposed on a state under the territorial principle?
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The principle of territoriality holds that a state has jurisdiction over acts committed only on its land territory.
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Territorial principle allows a state to legislate as it pleases on any matter within its territory, without limitations.
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The principle of territoriality is considered 'extra-territorial' in nature.
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Territory, as defined in the territorial principle, includes only land territory and excludes territorial sea and airspace.
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